221 Allen Road, Carlisle, PA, 17013

221 Allen Road Carlisle, PA 17013

Carlisle
FOR LEASE
Property Type:
Warehouse
Amount:
Please Call Broker for Price

Last Verified:
Mar 14, 2024

Highlights

  • 425,000 SF
  • 36’ Ceiling Height
  • Cross-Docks Layout
  • 54 Loading-Docks with Levelers
  • 89 Trailer Parking Spaces
  • 2 Drive-Ins (12’w x 14’h)
  • 130’ Truck Court
  • 60’ Speed Bay
  • 57’w x 50’d Column Spacing
  • 7” Reinforced Concrete Floor
  • 4000 Amps 480/270V 3-Phase Electric
  • ESFR Sprinklers
  • Natural Gas – UGI (Prorated)
  • PPL Electric (Separately Metered)
  • Florescent Lighting
  • Office Space
  • Built in 2015
  • Public Water/Sewer – Carlisle Municipal Authority (Separately Metered)
  • Zoned I – Industrial (West Pennsboro Township)
  • This property is strategically located in Carlisle, Pennsylvania providing immediate access to I-81 (0.8-miles) and I-76 (6-miles).

Description

425,000 SF Available for Sublease

This property is strategically located in Carlisle, Pennsylvania providing immediate access to I-81 (0.8-miles) and I-76 (6-miles).

Building Size: 1029600sq ft
Lot Size: 104.05 acres


Documents

221 Allen Road_Sublease.pdf

Units for Lease

221 Allen Road
Space Available: 425000 SF

Map of 221 Allen Road, Carlisle, PA, 17013

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